Thomas Paine: Common Sense
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Generac 5623 GP6500 8,000 Watt 389cc OHV Portable Gas Powered Generator $899.00 Featuring a compact, wheeled frame for easy transport, the Generac 6,500-Watt Portable Gas-Powered Generator provides a reliable power supply wherever you need it. An OHV (overhead valve) engine delivers performance and power, while a sturdy steel-tube cradle protects the generator’s exterior. For safe and comfortable use, the circuit-breaker outlets prevent power overloads, and the low-tone muffl… |
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Striiv: Personal Trainer in Your Pocket $99.00 Striiv is a personal trainer in your pocket. Its a little car key sized device that you slip onto your key chain, belt, purse, or pocket. Striiv’s walkathon, games, and challenges are designed to get you moving. Finding time to go to the gym is tough and spending $100 an hour for a personal trainer is way too expensive. The great food we eat during the holidays makes keeping off the weight seem i… |
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America – In Concert $16.95 … |
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Growth Velocity, Weight Gain & Growth Charts for Velo-cardio-facial Syndrome $37.29 Growth Velocity, Weight Gain & Growth Charts for Velo-cardio-facial Syndrome |
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Horses $24.08 Horses |
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The Horses $18.63 The Horses |
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Horses Horses Horses (Import) $6.31 Horses Horses Horses (Import) |
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Just a Singer/A Cowboy Afraid of Horses $11.59 Our previously released two-fer by Lobo has sold like hotcakes and fans have been demanding more. For this reissue we’ve created another two-fer, by pairing Just A Singer, which hit the charts in 1974, with A Cowboy Afraid Of Horses, which hit the charts |
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AniMed Vita-Calm for Horses $14.29 AniMed Vita-Calm for Horses is an all natural dietary supplement that helps calm and quiet hyper, nervous or stressed horses. This unique formula combines natural supplemental calcium and magnesium, known as antacids, with the protective properties of live yeast cultures. For horses of all classes and ages, feed 1 to 2 tablespoons per 1000 lbs of body weight. Size: 2 lbs |
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Horses & Trees $12.79 Bill Laswell’s musical career has been a highly collaborative one. Almost every new release from solo excursions to a variety of mercurial group projects finds him engaged with a notable instrumentalist from the arenas of jazz, electronica, funk, hip-hop, reggae, and world music. It’s not that he seems dominating as a musician per se, but the results do typically bare the producer’s singular aural stamp. Horses & Trees is no exception. Persuaded by Laswell to continue working throughout the second half of 1980s, drummer Ginger Baker produced some of his most stimulating collections, not least of which were the Laswell produced Middle Passage and this 1986 set. The drummer is rock-solid throughout, which means that most of the compositions become a showcase for an impressive lineup of guest musicians that reads like a list of the Bill Laswell all-stars. Even when pared down to an all-rhythm trio on “Mountain Time,” Baker, though undeniably effective, remains the big beat behind Daniel Ponce and Aiyb Dieng’s percussion display. That does little to change the fact that this is one of the most enjoyable albums Baker (or Laswell) has been involved in. “Uncut” finds the likes of Bernie Worrell, Shankar and Laswell in fine form, taking solos like a jazz combo. “Dust to Dust” is the only piece composed solely by Baker (he shares credits everywhere else) and is the most stunning of the set with a repeated section that sounds like an alien hoe-down with world music undertones. Laswell alumni and hip-hop pioneer Grandmixer D.ST (of “Rock It” fame) returns, delivering slashes from his turntable that provide the sort of genre-bending texture Laswell is so fond of. Baker, while never caught stealing the show on any track, looms large. On Horses & Trees, his big beat pulls the greatest weight. ~ Nathan Bush, Rovi Performers: Foday Musa Suso – Nyanyery, Doussn’gouni, Kalimba; Aiyb Dieng – Chatan, Talking Drum, Bells; Grandmixer D.ST – Turntables; Bill Laswell – 6-String Bass, Slide Guitar, Bass; Daniel Ponce – Bata, Bells; Naná Vasconcelos – Cuica, Berimbau, Bells, Voices, Vocals, Percussion; Bernie Worrell – Organ; Ginger Baker – Drums; Nicky Skopelitis – Guitar (12 String), Guitar; |
